#BHN The move on orders are callous and ghoulish
The move on orders take the most vulnerable NZers and give them a worse outcome to make them even further vulnerable
#BHN The move on orders are callous and ghoulish
#BHN Luxon is not a moderate. He owns everything said by his coalition partners
#BHN The govt needs to look to things like trains as a public service not needing to return a profit
#BHN Luxon is not a moderate. He owns everything said by his coalition partners
#BHN No one is entitled to your vote, make them work for it!
#BHN Luxon can't have his cake and eat it too on the economy
#BHN Carmel Sepuloni and Nicola Willis clash on RNZ over cost-of-living
#BHN TVNZ polls show NZ not happy with this government's performance around the economy
#BHN Did Kieran have any input into Chippy losing the summer beard?
#BHN Winston Peters is an old man doing inappropriate old man things
#BHN David Seymour praising a growing number of people using Charter schools
Health equity requires analysis
#BHN ACT is about freedoms and rights for the right kind of people
Neoliberalism defies gravity
#BHN Seymour challenged us to ask Chat GPT about Chloe Swarbrick...so we did
Public hospitals take the most serious cases
#BHN Grant Duncan on the ACT Party choking on their own ideas
#BHN Seymour wants to listen to NZers, until he doesn't
Wellbeing is a social contract between government and the governed
#BHN Solar on all new builds would have us generating more energy within 4 years
#BHN The frustrating thing about ACT is their hypocrisy of words versus actions
#BHN LNG will only meet half of our required reserve capacity
#BHN What company would trust the next govt to honor a mining project?
#BHN The LNG decision just demonstrates a dysfunctional coalition
#BHN Peters wants to change a constitutional right for voters because he does like TPM's behaviour
#BHN Luxon is selling our energy security to US companies for allegedly $4 a saving month for you
#BHN This COVID Reserve Bank inquiry screams of a desperate government worried about an election
#BHN Does Labour support the LNG proposals by the CoC?
#BHN Nicola Willis lies about Chris Hipkins participation in the last COVID enquiry
Falling wage forecasts have negated tax cuts
#BHN Winston Peters hypocrisy around the Māori seats is on show for all to see
#BHN The LNG levy/tax thing is very easy to understand
#BHN Nicola Willis calls out Robertson's borrowing even though she's borrowed more
#BHN In the report on the LNG policy the govt says it won't add to NZ's electricity capacity
Poverty in NZ is by design
#TFL Slower vehicles are smoother and safer and is more productive
#TFL Reuben Otto private health insurance is worthless in an emergency
#BHN Winning is all about the vibe in the campaign and mood of the nation
#TFL Tim Welch higher vehicle speeds equal lower productivity
#TFL Reuben Otto an improvement in relationship is required
#BHN The experiment to keep the loser in charge has worked for Labour
#BHN Will Te Pāti Māori campaign in Aussie?
#BHN Why you will never see a BHN Morning Show at least not one hosted by Chewie
#BHN National have shown up now but not during the TPB debate
#TFL Network delay will get worse, and it affects all
#BHN Apartheid was a tool used against indigenous people
#BHN Labour will no longer cannibalize the Greens but what about TPM
#BHN An excellent line by Chloe showing the confidence of our Left Parties
#BHN Should Trump be a focus this election?
#BHN When will the Greens be the major Left Party?
#BHN Why is NZ's Prime Minister being coy about whether or not he has Trump's phone number??
#BHN Winston Peters praises Trump for leaving WHO
#BHN When will the Greens be the major Left Party
#BHN Anna from Wai Iti Ridge NZ health system story | Carmel spanks the Bish | Govt 'tough on crime'
#BHN Luxon correct on Ukraine | Ryan Bridge is a useful idiot | Peoples Select committee reports
#BHN Rawiri Waititi LIVE on 'move on' orders | Luxon says the quiet part out loud | Hipkins SOTN
Ep32 The hidden numbers in the Government's unemployment data
Ep31 LIVE SPECIAL - 7PM Sunday 1st Feb - Craig Renney Masterclass on the economy
Ep30 Who's winning and losing with National's changes to Kiwisaver
Health equity requires analysis
Neoliberalism defies gravity
Public hospitals take the most serious cases
The Collective: February 2026
The Collective: December 2025
The Collective: November 2025
The move on orders take the most vulnerable NZers and give them a worse outcome to make them even further vulnerable
We need to have a government who looks at things like Air NZ and public transport as a public service rather than threatening to sell them when they don't make a profit.
The government says its tough on crime approach has driven a significant drop in the number of victims of violent crime. It comes as the latest New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey reported 49,000 fewer victims of violent crime in the year to October 2025 than two years previously.
Anna from Wai Iti Ridge joins us to talk about the anniversary of her heart attack and the experiences she had in the NZ health system because of it.
The deputy prime minister says Government should consider selling off its majority stake in Air New Zealand, after the airline reported a substantial loss. Air New Zealand has reported a loss before taxation of $59 million for the first half of the 2026 financial year.
Carmel Sepuloni treated Chris Bishop like a naughty schoolboy bringing that mama mentality to their conversation about move on orders, MediMap data breach and more
Rough sleepers are some of the most vulnerable in society and the government wants to arrest them and throw them in prison for being homeless
Months of strikes, stalled talks, and mounting pressure have finally delivered movement, with thousands of health workers and primary school principals securing new pay deals. But while some unions are claiming hard-won victories, others are still locked in negotiations, and warning the fight isn’t over
Stuff investigates rough sleepers on Karangahape Rd where Justin Crosswell says he opposes the Government giving police the power to order people like him away, because there’s “nowhere we can go”. ‘I will never leave’' says Justin as he vows to stay in CBD irrespective of any move-on order
Marama thinks Winston's behaviour is not becoming of the house and is just a distraction from the terrible record of this government